jumbo adj.
1. very large.
Random Rhymes 2nd ser. 241: Thy bounteous groves are fair to view, / With lovely sun-kissed, painted fruit / [...] / Their Jumbo size is marvellous. | ||
Electrical Engineer 21 546: Mr. Bernard transfixed his friends by presenting them each with a box of delicious, gold-tipped, Turkish cigarettes of Jumbo size. | ||
Cowboy Life on The Sidetrack 22: The immense Jumbo skunk was coming in the crevice. | ||
Harder They Fall (1971) 47: I don’t get excited about these jumbo heavyweights. | ||
On the Road (The Orig. Scroll) (2007) 155: We started off with a few extra size Jumbo beers. | ||
Brown’s Requiem 151: There was a set of children’s bunk beds against the wall and a jumbo canopied bed in the middle of the room. | ||
Summer Lightning 85: Stan still yu jumbo-head bwoy or a konk yu till yu fenny. | ‘The Boy Who Loved Ice Cream’||
Permanent Midnight 69: The itch to power down the jumbo bucks. | ||
Destination: Morgue! (2004) 243: Stephen Nash with flared fly. John Holmes jumbo Johnson jumping out. | ‘Hollywood Fuck Pad’ in||
Man-Eating Typewriter 6: [F]ingering his own jumbo Wilhelm II tache. | ||
(con. 1962) Enchanters 10: Jumbo tiki torches flanked wrought-iron gates. |
2. Jumbo tiki torches flanked wrought-iron gatesin fig. use, very successful.
Buppies, B-Boys, Baps and Bohos (1994) 97: He’s not jumbo yet, but he’s on the way. | ‘Pop Life’ in